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- Page 1 SNEED-PACK Round Bottle Label Machine WWW.SNEEDCODING.COM | (833) 926-3464 | SUPPORT@SNEEDCODING.COM...
- Page 2 Hey there, Congrats on scoring your very own “SNEED-PACK label applicator!” We’re stoked that you’re now a part of our automation tribe. This manual is like your compass to navigate through all your new gear’s cool features and hacks. Feeling like a deep dive? Swing by and schedule a video chat with our tech pros - just zap that QR code.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Safety Precautions ..........................3 Parameters ............................. 4 Diagrams ..............................5 The Applicator Assembly........................5 Label Threading..........................6 The Label Gap Sensor ........................... 6 Teaching the sensor ..........................7 Set-up ..............................8 Air Supply ............................8 The Bottle Separator .......................... 8 The Bottle Clamp .......................... -
Page 4: Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions Keep your hands clear of any moving parts while the equipment is in operation, and always power down prior to inspection. Failure to do so may cause bodily harm. Risk of electric shock, make sure the machine is properly grounded before use. -
Page 5: Parameters
Parameters Labeling accuracy ≤ 1mm 30-50 labels per/min Labeling speed Equipment footprint 2200 x 1200 x 1700mm (L x W x H) Power Supply 220V 50/60Hz Weight 215Kg... -
Page 6: Diagrams
Diagrams The Applicator Assembly 1. Label tray: Utilized to Install the label roll (ensure the label tray is securely fastened when affixing labels) 2. Tension lever/arm: Employed for halting the label, preventing its loosening, and sustaining label tension (tension testing: Following label spinning, manually initiate the traction motor to move the label. As the swing rod descends, the label disc will autonomously rotate, indicating proper tension). -
Page 7: Label Threading
Label Threading The diagram indicates the correct path for threading the labels. The Label Gap Sensor The label applicator is equipped with an NPN style gap label sensor. It is used to set the labels stop timer. Stop timer – controls the duration of the friction roller / label pull. -
Page 8: Teaching The Sensor
Teaching the sensor Function Indicator (Red) Switch Indicator (Yellow) “+” / “-“ buttons control the sensing threshold Function buttons Press and hold for one second to enter teach mode / adjust sensing threshold Press and hold “+” / “-“ for three seconds to lock functions Press and hold the “+”... -
Page 9: Set-Up
Set-up Air Supply Begin by connecting the air supply. The normal operating pressures are between 50 – 60psi. The Bottle Separator 1. Begin by adjusting the guide rails to suit your bottle. 2. The green separator wheel should be set just slightly further in than the guide rails to stop the bottle. -
Page 10: The Bottle Clamp
The Bottle Clamp 1. Screws set the roller width. 2. Loosen to Raise or lower the mechanism. 3. Loosen to set the mechanism angle. 4. Withdrawal or advance the rollers towards the label applicator. (see the image below) -
Page 11: Instructions
Instructions 1. Begin by manually extending the rollers. Navigate into the “Manual Debugging” menu to activate the individual components. 2. With the clamp extended, set the width, height, and angle of the rollers so that the bottle is firmly positioned between all three rollers. -
Page 12: The Bottle Sensor
The Bottle Sensor The label applicator has a digital fiber sensor to detect bottles and trigger the label application. -
Page 13: Setting Teach Mode
Setting Teach Mode 1. With the bottle PRESENT, press the SET key. 2. With the bottle ABSENT, press the SET key. 3. Indicates that stable sensing HAS been achieved. 4. Indicates that stable sensing HAS NOT been achieved. If multiple attempts to teach the sensor have not been successful, the sensing threshold can be set manually. -
Page 14: Operating The User Interface
Operating the User Interface The main menu 1. Labeling Speed – The speed at which the friction roller is pulling the label roll. 2. Delay Bottle Clamping – The amount of time after the bottle sensor is triggered before the clamping mechanism is engaged. -
Page 15: Function Selection Menu
Function Selection Menu The features in this menu will only function during normal operation 1. Labeling agency – disable the bottle sensor, this will let bottles through with being labeled. 2. Conveyor motor – stop the conveyor. 3. Label attached motor – set the roller responsible for turning the bottle to an on or off state. Manual Debugging Menu The settings in this menu will only work when the labeler is set to “STOP.”... -
Page 16: I/O Monitor
Parameters The Parameters menu is intended to allow advanced users to control detailed settings. To access the menu, use the pass code: 2010. Call the SNEED-PACK technical team before attempting to adjust or access these settings.
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